Rubbing issues.
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Originally Posted by v_therussian' post='919654' date='Jun 22 2009, 05:12 AM
ok, this is just begging to be done 
That's just a DAM SHAME! Not even one?! That is just preposterous!
Ain't that the truth! Amen
That's just a DAM SHAME! Not even one?! That is just preposterous!
Ain't that the truth! Amen
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Originally Posted by PraiseTheLowered' post='918396' date='Jun 20 2009, 08:45 PM
if you have really aggressive offsets, no amount of rubbing will cure that
do you know where the rubbing is happening?
is it on the outer or inner part of the tire?
if its inner, your offsets are too much and youll need to get a spacer
if its outer then rolling your fenders should suffice
the other possibility is that your rear tires are too thick or wide
I would start with where does it rub
do you know where the rubbing is happening?
is it on the outer or inner part of the tire?
if its inner, your offsets are too much and youll need to get a spacer
if its outer then rolling your fenders should suffice
the other possibility is that your rear tires are too thick or wide
I would start with where does it rub
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an experienced shop can do this properly. heating the fender usually helps
Originally Posted by schulrog' post='920538' date='Jun 22 2009, 08:09 PM
rolling the fender might crack your paint. I just trimmed the fender with a flex and took off about an inch
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